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Ten Mile Tide
Ten Mile Tide is an independent band originating in San Francisco. They describe their sound as "feel-good acoustic rock, foot-stomping folk, and beer-drenched bluegrass." Twin brothers Jason (lead electric guitar and vocals) and Justin (rhythm acoustic guitar and vocals) Munning started the band in 1999 at Stanford University along with Steve Kessler (fiddle), Marc Mazzoni (lead vocals, keyboards), Bryan Jayne (bass, vocals), and Brooks Dubose (drums, vocals). Jeff Clemetson (bass), Kristen Kessler (sound) and Matt Mitchell (keyboard) joined on to form the core of the band which toured in different formats full-time for over 6 years.
The band has shared the stage with multiple bands including: , The Wailers, Dispatch, moe., the Gourds, Reel Big Fish, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, Strangefolk, the Clumsy Lovers, The Slip, Jerry Joseph, Assembly of Dust, Luce, Graham Colton, and Hootie & the Blowfish. They’ve been to multiple music festivals, and received national and international media attention. They also play at many colleges.
In January 2006, Ten Mile Tide was nominated for a Jammy Award by ''Relix'' magazine. In April 2005, they were selected as the "New Groove of the Month" by Jambands.com.
==Old Skoggins==
Originally, Ten Mile Tide's form of transportation and home while they were on tour was a 1966 GM diesel bus they named "Old Skoggins". It is featured on the cover of their self-titled album and it was the inspiration to the song "Sweet Life”. Skoggins broke down after 39 years on Nov. 1, 2005. It toured through 39 states for a year and a half with the band.
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